Seven Wonders Book 4: The Curse of the King audiobook

Umm...sorry...wait what?! Are you seriously ending it there?! WHAT?! OMG...why?!When's the next book out?! *cries*!!!!Intense. That was intense...and just pure awesomeness.Marco...you annoy me. But omg...I need the next one...like now!

17/20En bref, un quatrième tome tout aussi intense que les précédents même s'il est plus axé sur la guerre que se livrent les deux camps que sur la 4ième merveille. Elle prend quand même une place importante dans l'histoire et arrive pour le moins à nous surprendre. La plume de l'auteur est toujours aussi agréable et nous entraine facilement à la suite de ses personnages très attachants !http://www.leslecturesdemylene.com/20...

I enjoyed this book towards the beginning and the end but it was a little slow in the middle. All the action was in the end, which made us all waiting for more from Peter Lerangis. The epilogue was almost as good as the book with a little more summary.

It's an incredible book that doesn't end like many other books. Make us read the next book. There are many books that make us read the next one, but this... when you get to the end, you think "why now?!". I expect the same from next!!! Good job Peter Lerangis!!

Each book gets better and better. can't wait for 5th book

Wait. Wait, no. YOU CAN'T END IT THERE. But- but what happens to Ally?? Dude.Not OK.I NEED MORE. *Looks around in panic*.

I just love these kids!! **spoilerssssI would really like to be in an adventure with these kids + Torquin. How the events turned in this book sway my thoughts and feelings. Like Torquin being dead. I was in denial at first, thinking "this is a fantasy world, anything out of impossible can be possible" and just when I accepted that he's gone, it happened. Torquin actually survived from the murderous act of Massa. Yey! And I just hope same thing would happen to P. Bheg. Well, let's see. Also, Cass' sister!!! Who's also a Select and speaks backwardish. They were so adorable because they didn't actually like each other at first because they have so much in common, and reading the parts where they bicker was oddly cute. : 3 and oh, Jack's Mom!!! It turned out that she's neutral and it was such an emotional reunion for them, I just hope the Mckinley fam would be together soon. Speaking of reunion, our four-piece was back!!!! I was so happy that Marco was back, with all his antics and quips. I hope it's for good. Not until.... Aly. 😢

good book

The Curse of the King is the fourth and penultimate book in the Seven Wonders series written by Peter Lerangis and illustrated by Torstein Norstrand. The series continues as Jack McKinley and his friends try to save themselves and, while they're at it, the world.Jack McKinley, Cass Williams, and Aly Black all are alive and thinking of settling back into their lives in the United States when a horrible reminder of their genetic condition jolts them back to reality.Aly lies dying in a hospital bed in California, and Jack, Cass, and Jack's father rush to her side. Jack wonders why he and Cass are still healthy until he realizes the shard he carries around of a broken Loculus has magic healing properties. He saves Aly with it, but it's at a cost – the shard shrinks before his eyes and will soon be too small to keep them all healthy.So Jack does what he does best - hatches a plan and it's a daring one, to get captured by the enemy Massa while tracking down the next of seven Loculi and go back to the secret island they now rule to find the other shards of the healing Loculus – then try to escape in one piece – it's a plan that will either save their lives or kill them.The Curse of the King is written rather well. The cinematic plotting, readers find out more about Jack's mystery Massa mom, get a reunion with Marco, and watch the main characters enact a pretty daring plan to save themselves, which goes by rather quickly with plenty of action fight scenes.All in all, The Curse of the King is written rather well and is a good continuation to what would hopefully be a wonderful series, which I plan to continue in the very near future.